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Mega Mags, Life Sized Magnetic Toys

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the to-large-for-dwarves dept.

A random user noted MegaMags , a life size version of the popular MiniMag toys available at ThinkGeek (TG is owned by OSTG, the parent company of Slashdot, so activate all conspiracy theories now). You can also look into the new iPod accessory iCopulate which allows intimacy between mp3 players never before fantasized. And for the suit that has everything, Executve Pong.

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  1. http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/04/01/141222 by AddressException · · Score: 2, Interesting

    http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/04/01/141222 3&tid=159

  2. Re:Hey, why not? by Dashing+Leech · · Score: 2, Interesting
    "I thought, looking at a lot of these, that they would be things someone might legitimately buy, if for a conversation piece if nothing else."

    What I find even funnier is that you can actually buy magnetic tetrahedrons (tetranom) at about the size they show (though smaller balls) and even up to 2 m per bar length. They're used as 3D measurement standards and are even thermally compensated. Of course they cost $10K+ a piece. We have one in-house.

  3. ... What I wanna know is ... by ninjagin · · Score: 2, Interesting
    ... if I were to actually order these haha-funny thinkgeek items, would I be 1) charged for the item, 2) charged, then refunded, or 3) not charged at all?

    --
    .. pa-ra-bo-la, pa-ra-bo-la, 2 pi R, 2 pi R, where's your latus rectum, where's your latus rectum, 2 pi R
  4. They are selling an anagram shirt by arglesnaf · · Score: 2, Interesting
    The shirt says Fake Ghostlike Photons which is an anagram for "Fools shop at think geek"

    I extracted "Think Geek" and "Fools" from the string, and fed the rest to an anagram generator